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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-07
MAJ LIANGL
Special to the Gazette.

NPJOItLI 70
WAsHNGTo>,, Aug. 6.-Postchice dis
continued: l[ecksviile, Harrison county,
special mail to Waskom. Sloan, Com
anche county, special 70 L9Eakin. Rs.i-
road service change from Neaneday to
HalIetsvilie, San antonio aad Arausas
PAS Rli!wsy rs, 30 miles from August
] =, to embrace Gcsss5urv, Devil: county,
Tex, on this route between the Gees
Of Cuero snd Sweethome.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-07
PENSIONS GRANTED .

Special to tn Gazette.
WAsH->OS, AuG -TeX2s pensions
were granted to-day 10 James King,
L phyre Mexican war, RJbert Lowry,
Milford.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-14
CLEARED LE0AA rECHNTCALTTE.


Patrolman Louis scig. Of Ca tain AHarc's Pre-
cinc' was placed trial Yesterday before judge
Grdcrslccvo in tho Court OF General Sessions on a
charge OF cXtoriing money from Mrs. Mary krinim,
who kept liquOr store, concert hall, and lodging
house a. No IG7 ChTystic-st. Ca, tain Allaire and
several OF his officers present I'm uniform, and
many Of the oficcr- % the precinct who were oil duty
and In citizens clothes IN the rear seats Sciig
Is tall and stout with bal head and black
drool ns mustache
Mrs KruInm on cross examination admitted that
I'm 1--G tho license Of both places was IN tie name
of a man 10 whom L"r husl and had given a hill OF
sale. a. was standing At the door Of tho house On
one evening I'm November, 1856" she said, when
Officer sclig camc up to aud said, hear that you
have thieves I'm your house ! aid thai We had not.
Tie said well | shut up the place anyway lie
said ahcrward something about my being able 10 fix
tho mater | said. 40 you mean by giving YOU
Sho testified she gave S'ls - aud % on oibrr
occasions. Her daug ter Mamie krumm, ties iii''l
that she her mother give s'liS money on one or
two occasions.
when Assistant Di-irct Attorney Bedford said
that tho evidence for tho prosecution was closed W.
T. Howe who with Charles Sfrck cr defended ScliG.
moved that Judge Cidcr-icc,c advise tho jury TO
acpnit. IIo rOin"d ont thai the Indictment charged
threats hv Seng to complain that Mrs. krumm and
her husband KEEP their liquor store oicn on sunday.
sold luuor on sunday al violated tho amns' m"nt
law 1hcro va, no evidence oi those partlcu ar
threats and 'ho testimony wa> 10 the effect that tho
Krumms did not own the rlacc. judge Gillcrsccyc
laid that tho evidence tended 80 show the commission
81 some offence but there was no evidence OF tho
particular acts charged sclls was discharged
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-14
NEUS IRON THE SUBURBS.
N.JEKsEY.

Anton Frey and Anton swantezly, Of Passaic went
20 Carlsbad or Thanls giving Day armed with sun5
shots and looking for fight. They found what they
wanted in liquor shop. where Albert smith was sc"
on the head some DAYS later it was found that his
skull was fractured and his condition has lately be-
come critical Constable Weldcl was sent to arrest
the Passaic mcn and captured Frey
Horse thieves made a raid In Bergen County on Mon
day night 4. ". Alderman, of Saddle ldNcr anu
ii. T. Cannon of Haohonsacb, lost valuable animals
The stable OF Sheriff Ihinhcrhon at Rutherford
was robbed IF "A horse The same night.
workman named Casey entered the building In
Boonton Ia which was tho casometcr Of the SIX mill
of pclcram & Meyer Monday and left a lighted
lantern at the door, Owing to draush the gas II
nitcd and the gasoIncicr blow up. The building was
DESTROYED Casey badly burned. The gasoHetcr
was insured bat viii probably not De rebuilt, a. 1t IS
intended TO Introduce the electric light
Perth Amboy is suffering from water famine.
Water is furnished only during half the day By the
distributing company.
The count Of The vote for County Clerk Of Union
County was concluded yesterday afternoon before
judge Van syckcl II resulted in additional gains
for Crovell. Democrat who declared elected last
month by plurality Of - The net gain by the re-
count was 1G, making the plurality over Oliver, Re
publican, 20.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-14
ELIZABETH.

The resignation of Councilman Hauer, Republican OF
the Fourth Wad who has Lccn for some time past IN
California. has created considerable excitement.
srecal meeting of the Common Council was held on
Monday night to take action on the resignation, and
a special election was ordered 20 be held December
28 The ward is close politically. and II the Demo
Gratis elect their candidate IT Will make the new coun-
ell tle A go number Of appointments are to be
made by the incoming Council, amO.g them City Al
torncy, street Commissioner, CITY Clerk and Chief OF
Police and Ovcrscer Of the Poor Tho Democrats
hope TO secure some Of the Offices II they elect their
candidate
The Amoskcag Company has finished two now hose
carriages for the Fire Department. On Monday night
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-14
NEWARK.

Patrick Reilly who stabbed on sunday morn
,g nv lanes Leary is Improving in the hospital and
1t IS thought he will recover.
The statement OF the Rev. Hugh o. Pcnccos' III
his sermon last Sunday that he had stated at the tmc
of his call to the church that he was not Orthodox
has excited much feeling among the congregation 1t
IS alleged that If the fact had been communicated 10
the congregation, Mr. Pcnfccost would never nave
been called to the church.
Charles Lewis, cUlcrcd. was tried In the sr'cidi
Sessions yesterday for assault and battery win intent
TO Kill He fired a shot a. susan Brown, coloIcd, last
Octoher and afcrward fred several shots at the
woman's house. Lewis told the court that he had
been minister Of the gospel and his wife had ruined
him. She drove him TO drink and wouldn't let him
lead a Christian life. He was convicted of simple as
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-14
INCJ IINi SIEIHER5.
SILLPPINI WHY.


PORT or NEW-YORR. TUES DAY. DEC l3 l5s7
ARRIVED
steamer Nneola tnu. Ey,n- swin'ea Nov 80 with md'o
to J. 4mc, Ariel & Co, AIrveI At The Bar at an 49,
dso 10 simpson, Spence Young Arrived at Tho Bar
Steamer Alcsia Orr Vali,tt Mar eies Nov TO- Naples
10 Malta - Gibraltar a. vim mfse and passengers TO
" EI~e q Co. Arryed At me Ia Al ll;SO m
Ma,i9 laws VITA fruit TO vessel, Co.
steamer Lampasa3 crowell Galveston days. Wit, miso
steamer cherosce hpli ir days via Charles
steamer KcAmondJenney. Newport news. wtn ndse AMI
r,eanicr Eukcsbife CIio- boston tor Port Jolus,n
baIk Nina H1I Len n rerntm1ue' 10 days. with sugar
Bars Grenada. lIou- Lag ~ days. TO Theb.
aud Bros. vessel to b + Mtc II 4 Co.
rssas. wina s.i WV ciosy S'" y" '''-' 81 '''
e. saasg AIs'5a @ from lysrDpo g'yG9y Il re- r.
pan
Arrived Yesterday
Bark Fylna Curtis faannn 30 davs with mahogany to +
Nemcgyc.; vessel to 81 Mctcat & Co.
CLEARED
Steamer Iydan Monarch (}r. Nugget London-sander.
Steamer Republic Br) Dansby, Liverpool Queenstown
steamer Crona CIr. LORD. Lcl,h-simpson Spence &
Steamer Excelsior rfrena orieans-I Van sickle
Steamer Yemassee I!st, CharesIonan AMI fernanlna-wm
Steamer Tallahassee Fisher. savannah-Henry Yongelr
Steamer Beuefactor. Irbou. Wilmington C-Wm p
sroamerseneca Walker Norfolk, Newport News AMI wost
Steamer Herman Winter. Iialett. Boston-r Dimock
-
Brown " co.
Co.
Bark Iazzaro Banch QtaD. Dell orso Passages SPAIN
AUSTIN Baldwin a Co.
BARK Ccrise (NOr Unger. KOuen. Fr-FuDch Edve & Co.
Bark Elcho Bp Oxclsrcn Georgetown, DenerafA-Leay.
Brig Arcadia. Woodward Brdsctown. BarbadoesI Trow-
bridges sons.
SAILED
Steamers Alaska for LIVERPOOL: Calico HUI; Excelsior
Tallahassee and CarOdelc savannah seneca,
NewpOtt News; Breakwator West Point. Va.
ship Colchester for London.
Banks Marie for Hamburg; Bygdo, Bordeaux; Union Ex
mouth; FOrmosa. Rosario Nlcanor. MCntovido0.
BrIg Harriet O, for GDara
TIE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS.
QUEENSTOWN Dec l3Arrived. steamer Arabic (Br Bur.
ton NswYorK Dec OH hor " Liverpool (and pro-
ceedei).
GLASGOW. Dec l3-Arvod steamer State OF Nevada fBr
Stewart, from Nsw-YOrk
LARNE Dec lOSaei steamer State OF Georgia (frl, Moo
die frons Glasgow hence for New.York.
l3Passcd, (Belg, Nick.
els. Nsw-York Dec her vay Antwerp
CnnIsTIAssAND, Dec b-saed. steamer Island (Dan)
SkjodL Eew-YOrk.
HAMBuEo Dec l3-Arrived steamer Leasing (osr) Bar.
ends, frsm Nsw.York.
HXvhE Dec lS-sAlled steamer Rhers (0sr). vogelgo.
sang from Hamburg hence for New. York
HSr Later shtpptng News u any, go xVh Pags)
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-14
L L X s..

JAMES McC3EERY & co.
Call attention TO a select stock of
Scalsl<in SacQucs. 81. - and 36
inches deep, SO, $50, 500, 500
to 1865.
alsIlin Sacqucs.
SO. 40 and ~ inches deep, %9J.
$1Oj, %lij to T22j.
Sea $ X II cqucs.
4 i.i6andI~ inches deep. TiGJ. 90.
$500 10 $4,000.
Seal 81 in Jac X IS.
$4,000, $500 $50. 90 to $4,000.
Scalsll II ID o mans,
$50, 800, 100 to 500.
Sea- S k in Wraps,
latest styles, -, SO. % and go
inches deep. 200, f22J, 500,
1900 and $3.50.
the above goods are correct styles
and perfect fitting.
Broadway and nth street.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-14

next wednesday and appoint . committee 10 ace
In conjunction with Mayor Haynes, as an independon'
Pollution Board. Jersey City viii be obliged 70
pursue similar course and there will then be two
Pollution Boards instead OF one River Inspector
Leake reported that the last meeting nc had taken
three dead dogs and two dead cats from the riVcr
Ito found that the water not as good as last
month.
Burglars entered tho basement OF st. Michaers
Church on Monday ni.ht, rlcd the poor boxes
Of their contents. and took crown from TIE statue
OF the Blessed Virgin Of little intrinsic Vaiue'
They also br Ike open the Tabernacle door, but did
no. find ANYTHING as the sacred vessels are removed
10 a place Of satisfy every day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-14
WHAT IS GOING on TO-DAY.

Telephone invest eating Committee, Coal and Iron Ex'
shanga building, 10 d IN. . - -,ao,
Peultrv and roy Dog Show, Madison Square Guden'
COur, OF Inquiry, Navy Yard, 10 a. IN. ,, o
Republican Invest eating Committee Cooper Union, b
D. m.
Ccddcs VIII case. Surr0Ca.e's Court, 80 p m, nal,
Annual banquet Of MedcGI.egal Society, hOtel DUN
ipqham, 8 80 D. m. ,u
Working women meeting, Pythagoras Hail' p M
Committee Centennial Celebration, Mayor hc"H' .
Office ,,.u o,.o,,,o
BROOKLYN Academy Of Photography, No W Iaih pi'0o'
Brooklyn, p. m. -, ,ooi,,e,t Iruorv
n. aade board OF Examiners, 9TH Regiment Ar"o'''
B p. III.
Fair In aid OF Bore roarding School in China First
Presbyterian Church. =.
Co" petitiv0 mn1os for ponce captains an tSergeahS
befor1 Civl Service Board , 49,.
Professor ODER Lcfore American Geographical Society,"
Ch,ckerng Hall, p.
Tho Rev Dr. J. c. Eccleston's lecture, ST. Peters Hail.
B p m.
Masonic fair Masonic Temple.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-14
PLAINFfELD.

Councilman Tunis Johnson Carey has been apponic cd
by tho City CcnmCu Council TO fill the vacant oi'co
Of Chief Of Police.
Lewis Henry Peterson, recently elected Justice OF
the Peace by First Ward Republicans, Is good looK-
ing negro the second colorcd thus honoed In tho
state Mr. Peterson is iftyonr years of age and his
brother, Thomas Mnly age sixty one, OF Perth Am
boy IS said to be the fist negro TO cast his ballot IN
this country.
Blaine Glcc Club IS IN process Of organization 1t
will consist OF a double qualictc Of male voices
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-14
RAILWAY.

CAPTAIN Frank L. sheldon. OF Company f. Sd Kcsl-
ment has resigned. Al Meeting Of the company on
Monday night a strong movement was s'a''c1 Tor uh'
e,ection of Lieutenant j. c. Smaller.
Ex.Councilman Leonard received this week an am
brotype picture which had been taken from the pody
Of his brofhcrin-law George Feds who was killed
at the battle OF Charlottesville, by an Alabamah'
who had the ambrotypc in his possession ever since
1t was picture OF the dad soldiers wife ana daughter
who were relatives Of Mr.. Leonard 2 wife.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-14
PATERSON.

About ! O'Clock yesterday morning the ons-S'ory
slkthrowing mill Of Peter Ryan. at Nos ll0 and III
LOWEST, destroyed by fire. Mr.. EyanS resi-
dcnce adjoining was slightly damaged Mr.. Ryan
estimates his less al Sl.h0O stock machinery ana
fixtures on which there Is $500 insurance, ana $loOO
ON the building insured also for $500.
x-sorator C. A. hobart, receiver OF the l'ah'oo
Companys Paper Mill, has secured from Vice Chancci
lor Van Fleet further extension of eight weeks IN
which TO the works and SEQ what can bc ieaiIAcu
this
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-14
ROME NEWS.
ypoxuNENT ARRIVALS

Yfefoyfa Yefsy-J D. Thompson, minister Vi s~ "
canada and CONGRESSMAN W. Bourko Corxran, 'W.
-" 80, Congr,s.men Nathan Gof, OF West virgins.
Wuian whiting Massachusetts AMI James J.. neiue VI
s,rscnse ex SENATOR Psrson Cheney oil
scsv.rnor r. A. Aser of Michigan. and church howe Oh
E.,,raska Nec York Hotel-Assistant PostmasIet'nen
srs A Leo Knott Windsor Hoei-Judgc u O. 81
nj Providence and Miss Murfroe. the sutoress o'o'
eo,c,s GenSral Thomas Rosser OF virginia "it'
49,, Hous, NJ Clapp and Gardiner g. Hubbard, OF WASH
trgtons Brepoort oseph Hick son. OF Montreal
Rrtp sictck Andrew. of
49, Bof,K KawaKai the japanese Consul AT New.
York Coleman House-Generel John y hopins"n' y, y,
p;ngbamton - ST. James te-Ignstius C. Gruob. OF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-14
Jersey CITY.

What probably the final meeting Of tho JOINT
Board OF POllutirn held yesterday afternoon
st the Office Of the Board Of Public Works. The Board
consists of three members fOm Newark and three
from Jersey City and 1t charged with the duty Of
provcning the pollution Of the pa'-aic River. At a
1uojoeng of the Newark Aqueduct Board u
was decided to withdraw its members from the
Pollution Board and to end the existence Of the joint
board December 81. The Newark Board Will meet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-14

DR. MlCIPTHyES CHOTR GIVE ( CONCERT
concert given last evening at tho Ca'vaIy baptist
Church Nv the tho ca rch assisted ny Mrs Carl T.
Mlrtcr pianist ami Adolf UArteycn. v.oonccst under
te dire ton OF Miss Kate Clttcn len orsauist o tho
church The progrs IN two plft' tao hrt han be
ing a miscellaneous concert. ami the last "~erptura
IIyI with tn following Zee"
box ah Mr. vcina Hart. Isaac. D. a H'vnes Ecyer
Bushnell large al Hence was present AM e. ifcssci
their appre alton by frequent applause
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-14
WORKMANSHIP, COUNTY

,rrrIor. on Wonday n glf AID silver watches
nm 0vercoat and $40 In money were s,olch, III. 90
At a meeting OF the trustees OF Ne" III &
NcndaV waning il was decided 10 have hll drawn
M for present alton to the legislature '
construction of and that inc pili ~. pr ~
vinn.iv submitted I, the citizens for their app'oVa
on December %
The trustees Of Mount Vernon have ad0pten reso
uton recurring the houses to cd nuhDcIeu IN
tion of the cetahl hnent Of fec letter carrier ueNcy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-14
LONG ISLAND.

Mrs Brewers injuries have not yer icsnit'd IN her
death Yesterday her 80 I'd ton was 90 hu inPro'ou
that bo doctors oppressed hopes Of her ultimate recoV-
Nnsr,.iaI cgorts are beng taken by the author
,,fce In discover whether the crime vas the work OF
Strangers or not. Neither the District AtCrrey nor
ti'c Tororcr has mi aTy detective on tho caSc An
inn,f,v viii Ie held I'm the mat 'cr Ecmorc to-day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-14

they were inspected by tho Fire Committee Oh 'n'
Cannon Council and formally accepted by the CITY,
They Will be used BY Roo Company NO : anu hcu
Jacket No. l.
Tho freight steamer Greenwich, running 10 Now
York. has been temporarily laid on for repairs hca'y
copper plates Will placed the hull Tor pfo'ccoh
from
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-14
ALONG TIE SOTND.

Tho bridgeport Thirteen club. winch had us seven seven
tcanth monthly dinner last evening, has member
ship Of sixty five.
Chaplain I'm chief Of the Grand Army OF the Eopnb,,
lie The rev Colonel Anderson Of NOrHa, will sail
for the Iicrmudas December 81
The South NOlWak Congregational Socety VIII
meet Friday to consider plans Tor ne" chuich 10
cost 10000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-14

Steps are being taken to prepare an en-
phatic public statement Of the views Of Amer
lean Farmers on the Tariff, during the present
winter. The position Of the Republican patty
on Protection is accurately and authoritatycy
set forth in TIE TRIBUNE.
THE TRIBUNE is also discussing Service
Pensions, and is printing from time to time
a series of valuable and extremely interesting
letters on tho subject.
Every consideration Of loyalty safety and
public prosperity requires tho election Of Il
Republican President In 1888. To this work
TIE TRIBUNE is dcvoting its earnest efforts.
First class complete, wholesome and aggrcs
sivo as Newspaper TIE TRIBUNE is q
valuable journal Of the news Of the day and a
fighting element In tho Republican party
Daily, IS so per year. Semi Weekly,
delightful newspaper containing the cream of
the Daily, 81 Tho Weekly, 81.
THE TRIBUNE, NeW-YOrk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-14
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC
TO-DAY.
sun rises 7l3 80 Moon rise 5.i4 Moons 90
HIGH WATER.
l.n.-sandy iroos. 6j7 GOV. t'rt 707 Hell Gate s5G
P.M.-Ssndy hsJk. 73Jl GOV. IsrL 1ii Hcil Gate "35
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-14
AIuOulssfneAtL

Bladder. Kidneys. Meme Weaknesses and
j. seases f,ts u-lr, the am; tel
tie remedies gwen tho A,,EL MEDICAL BUREAU BOOK.
MAlIcA lrce Al 81 nr,4dNAy. NeT.l az.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-14
$3.50 90

viii buy Shaynes perfect fitting seal long Coat or shaynys
genuine Oter SarQue-whlch hold their color and wear
better than any sold Hundreds ~ ladies' N
Ncw-Yo. and Brooklyn who purchased these elegant gar
mcns sN or seycn years testify 70 tbs assertion.
Tvfrs long >tal.n Newmarkets Ud Pl'tof-. plain or
trimmed n,,fect DO ing. for :27j 5000. 1926 $50, 1913
and 500 fw ma On lcent Canada SAL" a'a trimmed
Seal Pa.to.s 500 have no lower priced goods than
herein named and viii manufacture C.. sell The low
grades Solkns FOR the reason that they tn fed ana
will not wear we'll give satisfaction very article
sold from ny house must De recommend customer,
Instead x driving away. Ny rent AMI ether expenses arc
small. and can aIold and DO sell reliable goods 20 o"esi
p,ssll. prices consistent wiki an honest business
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-14

"THE best cure in the world for coughs
cold. and consumption Cutler Bros. co.'s vel-knoNt
Old Boston epctable Pulmonary Balsau
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-14

Loss Of hair. which often mars the prettIcs
face. PREVENTED by Iarker- iIa.r BtsAn-
IaTkcIs Tome ALT, ylatcs sudcr.us.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-14

Henry 4. DANIELS VI. d.,
l55 WI~r b}UAC
Uourss n - 10 =. I-rs - The nervous System.
CeIliO-U IiuaGy orgaus inisicuce asG iteriIty
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-14
90

WIN buy shaynes celebrated Alaska Soaskin sacqae 81
inches long, magnificent Sealskln Long wrap el'saJ
trimmed with ALASKA sable or Lynx
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-14
$500 90

VIII buy Shayncs popular perfect fitting seaakh S'eque
acknowledge by everyone be the test garment IN New
YORK FOR the money.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-14
$3.50 90

WIN buv the best 3i-inch long Seaskn Coat IN ne"
etye made from selected English Dressed Alaska scar
skin $50 viii also buy OF the newest styles IN
sc1lskin Wraps.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-14

A sale Of attractive fancy articles suitable for hoi-
day gifts IS open at the rooms of the Young
womcns Christian Association No Z East Fifteenth
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-01-12
THE PARK AGAIN

The report of Capt. HARRIS, the acting
superintendent of The Yellowstone National
park, is business-like document which de-
serves attention. His report shows con-
clusively that congress makes great mis-
take in refusing to be more liberal in the
appropriation for the care and preservation
of this great national pleasure ground. 1t
seems that vandalism has been practlced to
an alarming extent, both in the destruction
of the geyser cones and in the killing of
game, and that the protection hitherto
afforded has been inadequate While the
hotels and means of transportation, too. are
excellent, the lack of passable roads has
prevented the ordinary tourist from becom-
ing acquainted with all of the parks grand
beauties. 10 those who are fond of trough
ing it," and have the strength necessary
to endure trip which involves hard riding
and exposure, the absence of regularly
made roads would not be an objection. But
the majority of the visitors are people to
whom a journey of that character is a
physical impossibilty. Under such circum-
stances roads should be constructed render
ing visit to all portions of the park per-
fectlY feasible. For this purpose Can't.
HARRIS thinks S120, 600 necessary, and
congress could with much more warrant
which it will permit to be wasted on the
useless so-called improvements of certain
rivers and harborS.